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Astrological Sign and Cell Salt Reference Chart

Have you ever wondered how the ancient wisdom of astrology can be combined with the modern science of cell salts to promote overall well-being?

Astrological Sign and Cell Salt Reference Chart

Look up each sign below to see its corresponding cell salt (also known as tissue or mineral salts).

 Astrological SignCell saltRole in body*
1 Aries#6 Kali phosNerve nutrient
2 Taurus#11 Nat sulphWater eliminator
3 Gemini#5 Kali murGlandular tonic
4 Cancer#1 Calc fluorElasticity
5 Leo#8 Mag phosRelaxes nerves and muscles
6 Virgo#7 Kali sulphSkin balance
7 Libra#10 Nat phosAcid neutralizer
8 Scorpio#3 Calc sulphBlood cleanser
9 Sagittarius#12 SilicaCleanser & conditioner
10 Capricorn#2 Calc phosBone health
11 Aquarius#9 Nat murWater balance
12 Pisces#4 Ferr phosFirst aid

 *based on traditional homeopathic materia medica references, not accepted medical evidence.

Understanding Schuessler Cell Salts

Schuessler cell salts, also known as tissue salts or mineral salts, are homeopathic remedies that are believed to restore the balance of minerals in the body. There are 12 different cell salts, each corresponding to a specific mineral and playing a unique role in maintaining health and vitality.  Cell salts are considered ‘low potency’ homeopathic remedies as they are in a 6X potency and still contain trace amounts of the original mineral compound.

Exploring the Zodiac Connection

Just as each zodiac sign is associated with specific traits and characteristics, each sign also has a corresponding Schuessler cell salt that can help address imbalances or deficiencies related to those traits. By identifying the cell salt that aligns with your zodiac sign, you can target areas of potential weakness and support your overall health.

Take the time to explore the fascinating relationship between Schuessler cell salts and zodiac signs and discover how aligning these two systems can empower you to optimize your health and vitality.

For example, Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, is associated with vitality and energy. The corresponding cell salt, #6 Kali Phos 6X (Potassium Phosphate), is known for its role in supporting the nervous system and promoting mental clarity, making it an ideal match for the dynamic and energetic nature of Aries individuals.

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Astrological sign and polycrest remedy chart

Please see below for excerpts from PART I: Modernized Writings from H.L. Cornell’s Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology from Wellness with Astrology (2024).

This is for informational purposes about health and astrology. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Zodiac SignAssociated Polychrest Homeopathic RemedyRemedy Characteristics
1 AriesAconite napellusComplaints come on from fright and cold, dry wind.
2 TaurusBelladonnaComplaints with redness, throbbing, burning complaints.
3 GeminiBryoniaComplaints worse for any type of movement (eg. pain, bursitis).
4 CancerIpecachenaSpasmodic irritation in chest and stomach.
5 LeoChamomillaSensitive, irritable, thirsty with all complaints.
6 VirgoNux vomicaComplaints from mental and gastric strain (ie overindulgence).
7 LibraRhus ToxicodendronAffinity to fibrous tissue, aching pain and stiffness which is relieved from movement.
8 ScorpioPulsatillaIndigestion from fats, colds with thick discharges.
9 SagittariusMercuriusColds that go to ears and throat. Ulcerating pain.
10 CapricornSulphurComplaints (esp. skin) where there is heat and burning.
11 AquariusArsenicum albumAnxiety with restlessness, irritable weakness, complaints better for warmth.
12 PiscesVeratrum albumCollapse with coldness, faintness, weakness. Gastric upset made worse for drinking water and movement.
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Cell salt name conversion chart

Using cell salts for your health has a long history of traditional use (100+ years). This has lead to many variations of their common names and each of the twelve cell salts has multiple names.

The terms mineral salt, cell salt, and tissue salt all mean the same thing when used in relation to homeopathy and Schuessler’s biochemic theory.

Cell Salt NameHomeopathic ingredient (HPUS*)Accepted variations
#1 Calc fluorCalcarea fluoricaCalcium fluoride
#2 Calc phosCalcarea phosphoricaCalcium phosphate
#3 Calc sulphCalcarea sulphuricaCalcium sulfate/sulphate
#4 Ferr phosFerrum phosphoricumFerrum phos/Ferrum phosphate
#5 Kali murKali muriaticumPotassium chloride
#6 Kali phosKali phosphoricumPotassium phosphate
#7 Kali sulphKali sulphuricumPotassium sulfate/sulphate
#8 Mag phosMagnesia phosphoricaMagnesium phosphate
#9 Nat murNatrum muriaticumSodium phosphate
#10 Nat phosNatrum phosphoricumSodium phosphate
#11 Nat sulphNatrum sulphuricumSodium sulfate/sulphate
#12 SilicaSilicaSilicea

*Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States.

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Reference chart of traditional planets and their relation to cell salts

PlanetCell Salt AffinityTraditional Ruler Of
Sun#8 Mag phosLeo
Moon#1 Calc fluorCancer
Mercury#5 Kali mur, #7 Kali sulphGemini, Virgo
Venus#10 Nat phos, #11 Nat sulphTaurus, Libra
Mars#3 Calc sulph, #6 Kali phosAries, Scorpio
Jupiter#4 Ferr phos, #12 SilicaSagittarius, Pisces
Saturn#2 Calc phos, #9 Nat murCapricorn, Aquarius
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Herbs as Remedies and Their Relationship to Planets (from Encyclopedia of Medical Astrology HL Cornell)

Please see below for excerpts from PART I: Modernized Writings from H.L. Cornell’s Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology from Wellness with Astrology (2024).

This is for informational purposes about health and astrology. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Herbs as Remedies

In every locality on the Earth, Nature has provided an Herb, Plant, Flower, Leaf, Root, etc., with medicinal properties to combat the diseases peculiar to that locality. Herbs, to be highly efficient as remedies, should be gathered during the Planetary Hour ruled by the planet which rules the Herb, and when the Herb is at its prime, green, and juicy. Read the Chapter on “Medicines and Planetary Influence” in Pearce’s Textbook of Astrology, which gives the rulership of Herbs, and the rules for gathering them. The large textbook known as “Culpepper’s Herbal” very fully treats of Herbs, their rulerships, and as remedies.

Herbs are used as remedies on the principles of sympathy or antipathy. Thus diseases caused by Mars may be combatted by the Herbs and Remedies of Saturn, by antipathy, or if the Herbs of Mars are used, by sympathy. The Physiological Action, the Pathological Action, the General Action, the Elementary Qualities, the Chemical Affinities, the Therapeutical Affinities, the Diathesis, etc., of the Planets and Herbs are very nicely arranged in the book called “Astral Medicine” by Dr. Duz, of Paris, France, and on pages 130 to 141 of the said book.

The principal Herbs of each Planet are listed below, and the Therapeutic Properties given at the end of each Group. A more exhaustive list of the Herbs ruled by each planet is to be found in the book “Culpepper’s Herbal”, which is quite a large volume in itself.

Sun Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by Sun—Almond, Anagallis Arvensis, Angelica Sylvestris, Anthemis Nobillis, Ashtree, Bay Tree, Calendula Officinalis, Celandine, Centaurea Nigra, Chamomile, Chelidonium Majus, Citrus Aurantium, Colchicum Autumnale, Corn Hornwort, Drosera Rotundifolia, Echium Vulgare, Euphrasia Chamomilla, Eyebright, Fraxinus Excelsior, Grape (Vitis Vinifera), Heart Trefoil, Helianthus, Hypericum Androsaemium, Juniperus Communis, Laurel, Lemon, Ligusticum Scoticum, Male Peony, Marigold, Meadow Rue, Mistletoe, Mustard, Olive, Orange, Passion Flower, Peppermint, Petasites Vulgaris, Pimpernel, Potentilla Tormentilla, Rice, Rosmarinus Officinalis, Rue, Saffron, Sanguisorba Officinalis, Sinapis Nigra and Alba, St. John’s Wort, St. Peter’s Wort, Sun Dew, Sun Flower, Tormentil, Turnsole, Vine (Vitis Vinifera), Viper’s Bugloss, Walnut. The Therapeutic

Properties of the Sun Group are Cardiac, Anticachectic, Sudorific.

Moon Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by the moon—Acunthus Mollis, Adder’s Tongue, Agaricus, Anthemis Pyrethrum, Betony Stone-crop, Brassicae, Buck’s Meat, Cabbage, Caltrops, Cardamine Pratensis, Cheiranthus Cheiri, Chickweed, Clary, Cleavers Coralwort, Colewort, Colocynth, Convolvulus Coeruleus, Cress, Cuckoo Flowers, Cucumbers, Cucumis Sativis, Cucurbito Pepo, Daisy Dogtooth, Duck’s Meat, Duckweed, Flaf (Sweet), Geranium Triste, Honey-Suckle, Iris, Lactucas, Lady-smock, Lemnae, Lettuce, Lily (Meadow). Livelong, Loose-strife, Mercurialis Annua, Mercury, Moonwort, Mouse-ear, Ophioglossum Vulgatum, Orpine, Pearlwort, Pellitory, Peplis Portula, Portulaca Oleraceae, Privet, Pumpkin, Purslane, Pyrethrum, Rattle Grass, Salices (many of the Salices), Salvia Verbena, Saxifrage (Winter), Spunk, Stellaria Media, Stonecrop, Trefoil, Utricularia Vulgaris, Wallflowers, Water Arrowhead, Watercress, Waterfag, Water Lily (Yellow), Water Violet, White Lily, White Poppy, White Rose, White Saxifrage, Whitlow Grass, Wild Wallflower, Willows, Wintergreen, Woodbine.

The Therapeutic Properties of the Moon Group are Alterative, Attenuant, Emetic.

Mercury Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by Mercury — Amara-dulcis, Anethum Graveolens, Anise, Aniseed, Apium Graveolens, Artemisia Abrotantum, Avena, Azaleas, Balm (or Melissa), Bitter Sweet, Bryonia Alba (ruled by Jupiter), Calamintha Officinalis, Caraway, Carrot (Wild), Carum Carui, Celery (Wild), Convallaria Majalis, Coraline, Corylus Avellana, Cow Parsnip, Cynoglossum Officinale, Daucus Carota, Dill, Elecampane, Elfwort, Endive, Fennel, Fern, Foeniculum Vulgare, Garmander, Glycyrrhiza Glabra and Enchinata, Hare’s Foot, Hazel Nut, Horehound (White), Hound’s Tongue, Inula Helenuim, Lavandula Vera, Lavender of Our Gardens, Lily of the Valley, Liquorice, May Apple, Maidenhair (White and Golden), Male Fern, Mandrake, Marjoram (Common, Wild and Sweet), Marrubium Vulgare, Melissa, Mulberry, Myrtle, Nailwort, Nephrodium Felix Mas, Nux Vomica, Oats, Olive Spurge, Organum Vulgare, Parietaria Officinalis, Parsley (Wild), Pastinaca Sativa, Pellitory of the Wall, Petroselinum Sativum, Podophyllin, Satureia Hortensis, Savory, Savoy, Scabiosa Succisa, Smallage, Southern Wood, Starwort, Teucrium Scorodonia, Trefoil, Valerian, Wild Carrots, Winter Savory. The

Therapeutic Properties of the Mercury Group are Alterative, Antiperiodic, Cephalic, Nervine.

Venus Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by —Acillea Ptarmica, Ajuga Reptans, Alder Tree (Black and Common), Alehoof, Alkanet, Alnus Glutinosa, Althaea Officinalis, Apples, Archangel (Wild and Stinking), Arctium Lappa, Arrack, Artichoke, Asparagus, Beans, Bear Berry, Beilis Perennis, Birch, Bishop’s Weed, Black Alder, Blites, Bramble, Bugle Holly, Bunium Flexuosum, Burdock, Cherry, Chestnut (Earth), Chickpease, Cloves, Cock’s-Head, Coltsfoot, Columbines, Couchgrass, Cowslip, Crabsclaw, Cranesbill, Crosswort, Cudweed, Daisy, Devil’s-Bit, Dipsacus Sylvestris, Dropwort, Elder, Eryngium Maritimum, Featherfew, Figwort, Foxglove, Fumitory, Galium Cruciatum, Golden Rod, Gooseberry, Gromel, Ground Ivy, Groundsels, Herb Robert, Holly (Sea), Ivy (Ground), Indigo Plant (Indigofera), Kidney Bean, Kidney Wort, Ladies’ Bedstraw, Ladies’ Mantle, Leonurus Cardiaca, Ligustrum Vulgare, Lithospermum Arvense, Little Daisy, Mallow (Common), Marshmallow, Matricaria Parthenium, Mentha Pulegium, Mercury (Dog and French), Meum Athamanticum, Mint-money-wort, Mints, Motherwort, Mugwort, Nepeta Cataria, Nepeta Glechoma, Obione Portulacoides, Okro Gombo Pods, Orchis, Oxalis Acetosella, Parsley, Peachtree, Peartree, Penny Royal, Penny Wort, Peppermint, Plantago Major, Plantain (Greater), Plums, Poppy, Primula Veris, Prunella Vulgaris, Pulsatilla, Queen of the Meadows, Ragwort, Red Cherries, Rose (Damask), Rubus Fruiticosis, Rye, Sanicle, Sanicula. Europaea, Saponaria Officinalis, Scrophularia Nodosa and Aquatica, Sea Holly, Secale Cereale, Selfheal, Senecia Jacobaea, Sibthorpia Europaea, Silverweed, Soap-wort, Sonchus Arvensis, Sorrel, Sowthistle, ,Spearmint, Spignel, Strawberry, Tansy, Teasel, Throatwort, Thyme, Tussilago Farfara, Verbena Officinalis, Vervain, Violets, Wheat, Yarrow.

The Therapeutic properties of the Venus Group are Antinephritic, Diuretic, Demulcent, Emetic.

Mars Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by Mars — Ajuva Chamaepitys, Alexandrian Senna, All-heal, Allium Sativum, Aloes, American Centaury, Anemone, Arnica, Arsmart, Artemisia Absinthium, Arum Maculatum, Barberry, Basil, Bayberry, Berberis Vulgaris, Boxtree, Briony, Brooklime, Broom, Broomrape, Bryonia Dioica, Butcher’s Broom, Capsicum, Capers, Carduus Benedictus, Cassia Obovata, Catmint, Cayenne Pepper, Centaurea Calcipitra, Centaury (American), Cinchona, Civet, Cochlearia Armoracia, Cooko-pint, Coriander, Cotton Thistle, Cranesbill (Wild), Crataegus Oxyacantha, Cresses (Various), Crowfoot (Marsh), Daisy (English), Dove’s-foot, Dragon’s Flaxweed, Dyer’s-weed, Flaxweed (Dragon’s), Furze-bush, Garden Cress, Garlic, Gentian (Yellow), Geranium Robertianum and Columbinum, Gratiola Officinalis, Hawthorn, Honeysuckle, Hope, Hops, Horseradish, Horsetongue, Humulus Lupus, Hyssop (Hedge), Juniperus Sabina, Lady’s Thistle, Lead Wort, Leeks, Linum (Various Species of), Madder, Marsh Crowfoot, Masterwort, Mousetail, Mustard, Myrtle (Wax), Nettles (Small Stinging), Ocymum Basilicum, Onions, Oregon Grape, Pepper (Red), Peppermint, Peruvian Bark, Peucedanum Ostruthium, Pine, Pineapple, Plantain, Poison Nut, Quaker Button, Ranunculus Aquatilis, Rheum Rhaponticum and Undulatum, Rhubarb, Rocket, Rubia Tinctorum, Sarsaparilla, Savin, Senna (Alexandrian), Sisymbrium Sophia, Savin, Smilax, Snake Root (White), Star Thistle, Strychnos Nux Vomica, Thistle (Lady’s), Tobacco, Ulex Europaeus, Urtica (Urens, Dioica, and Pilulifera), Valeriana Officinalis, Wakerobin, Wax Myrtle, White Snake Root, Witch-hazel, Wormwood (Common), Yellow Gentian.

The Therapeutic Properties of the Mars Group are Aphrodisiac, Caustic, Escharotic, Resolvent, Rubefacient, Stimulant, Tonic, Vesicant.

Jupiter Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by Jupiter — Acer Campestre, Agrimonia Eupatoria, Alexander, Aloe (American), Aniseed, Apricots, Asclepias Vincetoxicum, Asparagus Officinalis, Avens, Balm, Balsam, Beet (White), Beta Vulgaris, Betonica Officinalis, Betony, Bilberry, Bloodwort, Borago Officinalis (Borage), Blue Flag, Castanea Vesca, Chervil, Chestnut Tree, Cichorium Endivia, Cinnamon, Cinquefoil, Cochlearia Officinalis and Anglica, Costmary, Crithmum Maritimum, Dandelion, Dianthus Caryophyllus, Dock, Dog Grass, Endive, Eupatorium, Ficus Carica, Fig Tree, Flag (Blue), Fumitoria Officinalis, Geum Urbanum, Gilliflowers, Ginseng, Hart’s Tongue, Hyssopus Officinalis (Hyssop), Houseleek, Iceland Moss, Iris, Jessamine, Lapsana Communis, Lichen Caninus and Islandicus, Lime Tree, Liverwort, Lungwort, Maple, Marchantia Polyraorpha, Melilotus Officinalis, Melissa Officinalis, Melilot, Moss (Iceland), Myrrh, Nailwort, Oak, Peppermint, Pinks (Wild), Polybody, Potentilla Reptans, Pulmonaria Officinalis, Roses (Red), Saccharum Officinalis, Sage, Salvia Officinalis, Samphire (Small), Scurvy Grass, Sempervivum Tectorum, Smyrnium Olusatrum, Succory (Wild), Swallow-wort, Tanacetum Vulgare, Taraxacum Dens-leonis (Dandelion), Thistle, Thorn Apple, Tomato, Tormentil, Triticum Repens, Vaccinium Myrtillus, Wild Pinks, Wild Succory.

 The Therapeutic Properties of the Jupiter Group are Alexipharmic, Analeptic, Anthelmintic, Antispasmodic, Balsamic, Emollient.

Saturn Group

Typical Herbs Ruled by Saturn—Aconite, Aegopodium, Podagraria, Amaranthus Blitum, Aspen Poplar, Asplenium Ceterach, Atropa Belladonna, Barley, Barrenwort, Beach Tree, Beet, Belladonna, Birdsfoot, Bistort, Black Hellebore, Blackthorn, Blue Bottle, Boneset, Bucksthorn, Cannabis Sativa, Capsella Bursa-pastoris, Carduus Heterophyllus, Centaurea Nigra, Clown’s Woundwort, Comfrey, Conium Maculatum, Crosswort, Cydonia Vulgaris, Equisetum Vulgaris, English Oak, Fagus Sylvatica, Flaxweed, Fleawort, Fumitory, Gladwin, Goutwort, Ground Moss, Hawkweed, Heartsease, Hedera Helix, Helleborus Niger, Hemlock, Hemp (Indian), Henbane, Holly, Hordeum Species, Horsetail, Hyoscyamus Niger, Ilex Aquifolium, Illecebrum Verticillatum, Indian Hemp, Isatis Tinctoria, Ivy (Common), Jew’s Ear, Knapweed, Knotgrass, Lolium Perenne, Mangel, Medlar, Mespilus Germanica, Mosses, Mullein (Great), Navelwort, New Jersey Tea, Oak (English), Onion, Ornithopus Perpusillus, Pansies, Persicaria Urens, Plantago Psyllium, P. Coronopus, Plantain (Plantago), Polygonatum Multiflorum, Polypod (Rock), Polypodium Dryopteris, Poplar (Aspen), Populus Nigra, Prunus Spinosa, Purus Torminalis, Quince, Rhus Toxicodendron, Rock Polypod, Rupture Wort, Rushes, Rye, Sciatica Wort, Service Tree, Shepherd’s Purse, Sloes, Solomon’s Seal, Spleen wort, Symphytum Officinale, Tamarix Anglica, Taxus Baccata, Tea (New Jersey), Thistle, Tulsan, Ulmus Campestris, Verbascum Thapsus, Wolfsbane.

The Therapeutic Properties of the Saturn Group are Antiphlogistic, Antipyretic, Astringent, Febrifuge, Refrigerant, Sedative, Styptic.

Neptune Group

This planet is said to have rule over Herbs which are of a narcotic, soporific and sleep-producing, anaesthetic nature, such as Opiates, Tobacco, Cocaine, Morphine, Heroin, etc.

The Therapeutic Properties assigned to Neptune are Analgesic, Anodyne, Hypnotic, Soporific, and Suggestive.

Uranus Group

The rulerships of the more distant planets Uranus and Neptune and over Plants and Herbs, if they have such rulership on the Earth Plane, have not as yet been very clearly defined or listed. Their influences are observed so far as being mainly mental, or spiritual, and to affect the mind and nervous system.

The Therapeutic action of the drugs and herbs of Neptune, or the effects of Uranus action, are observed to be electric and vibrational. Of the Herbs, Croton Oil, the oil expressed from the seed of the Croton Tiglium tree, is listed as a typical herb of this planet. More of the minerals and metals are listed than herbs, as being ruled by Uranus.

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Astrological sign and house affinities to colour

Please see below for excerpts from PART I: Modernized Writings from H.L. Cornell’s Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology from Wellness with Astrology (2024).

This is for informational purposes about health and astrology. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

 Astrological signColour affinitiesAstrological HouseColour affinities
1 AriesRed and white or red and white mixedFirstLight colours, white
2 TaurusWhite mixed with lemon, red mixed with citrineSecondGreen
3 GeminiWhite mixed with redThirdRed, yellow, sorrel
4 CancerRussettFourthRed
5 LeoGold, red or gold, red, greenFifthBlack, white, mixed black and white, sanguine, and honey colour
6 VirgoAmber, black or brown speckled with blueSixthDark, black
7 LibraBlack, dark brown, crimson, any ‘swarthy’ or ‘dusky’ colour.SeventhBlue, Brown, Black, or Dark Black
8 ScorpioBrown, dark-brown, redEighthGray and black
9 SagittariusLight green, olive, and blue, sanguine yellow, greenNinthGreen and white
10 Capricorn‘Swarthy, dark brown, grayTenthRed and white
11 AquariusSky blueEleventhSaffron, deep yellow
12 PiscesWhite, glistening whiteTwelfthGreen
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Moon sign characteristics

To find your Moon sign, you need your date of birth, including the month, day, and year. Here’s how you can determine your Moon sign:

  1. Calculate Your Natal Chart: Use an online astrology calculator or software that can generate a natal chart based on your birth information. You can find many free options by searching for “free natal chart calculator” or “astrology birth chart calculator.” We like the one Chani Nicholas offers for free.
  2. Find Your Moon Sign: Once you have your natal chart generated, look for the symbol that represents the Moon (☽ or 🌙) on the chart. It’s usually located within a specific zodiac sign. This zodiac sign is your Moon sign.
  3. Interpret Your Moon Sign: After identifying your Moon sign, you can explore its characteristics and influences. Each Moon sign represents different emotional tendencies, instincts, and inner needs. Understanding your Moon sign can provide insights into your subconscious, emotional responses, and how you nurture yourself and others.

Example:

  • If your natal chart shows the Moon symbol in the sign of Taurus, your Moon sign is Taurus.
  • If it’s in the sign of Libra, your Moon sign is Libra, and so on.

By finding your Moon sign, you can gain a deeper understanding of your emotional landscape and how you relate to others and the world around you. Each Moon sign can influence emotional responses, behaviours, and health tendencies.

Moon Sign Chart

The Moon in astrology represents emotions, instincts, and inner experiences. Each Moon sign influences how emotions are expressed and processed, shaping individual responses to life’s challenges. Here’s a brief overview of each zodiac sign’s characteristics when the Moon is in that sign:

 Aries Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Impulsive and passionate.

– **Strengths:** Courageous, enthusiastic, and assertive.

– **Challenges:** Quick to anger, may struggle with patience.

 Taurus Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Grounded and stable.

– **Strengths:** Reliable, sensual, and patient.

– **Challenges:** Stubbornness and possessiveness.

 Gemini Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Curious and communicative.

– **Strengths:** Adaptable, witty, and sociable.

– **Challenges:** Restlessness and difficulty with commitment.

 Cancer Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Nurturing and sensitive.

– **Strengths:** Intuitive, empathetic, and caring.

– **Challenges:** Overly emotional or moody.

 Leo Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Dramatic and expressive.

– **Strengths:** Warm-hearted, creative, and generous.

– **Challenges:** Needs validation and can be overly proud.

 Virgo Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Analytical and practical.

– **Strengths:** Detail-oriented, reliable, and helpful.

– **Challenges:** Perfectionism and overthinking.

Libra Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Harmonious and relationship-oriented.

– **Strengths:** Diplomatic, charming, and balanced.

– **Challenges:** Indecisiveness and avoidance of conflict.

Scorpio Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Intense and secretive.

– **Strengths:** Deeply passionate, transformative, and loyal.

– **Challenges:** Jealousy and possessiveness.

Sagittarius Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Free-spirited and adventurous.

– **Strengths:** Optimistic, enthusiastic, and philosophical.

– **Challenges:** Restlessness and difficulty with emotional depth.

Capricorn Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Practical and reserved.

– **Strengths:** Responsible, disciplined, and hardworking.

– **Challenges:** Emotional detachment and seriousness.

Aquarius Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Unconventional and independent.

– **Strengths:** Innovative, humanitarian, and open-minded.

– **Challenges:** Detached emotions and unpredictability.

 

Pisces Moon

– **Emotional Nature:** Dreamy and sensitive.

– **Strengths:** Compassionate, artistic, and intuitive.

– **Challenges:** Overly emotional and escapist tendencies.

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Sun sign characteristics

Finding your Sun sign, is a straightforward process. Your Sun sign is determined by your date of birth, specifically the position of the Sun in the zodiac at the time of your birth. Here’s how you can find your Sun sign:

  1. Know Your Birth Date: You need to know the exact month and day of your birth.
  2. Check the Zodiac Sign Dates: Each zodiac sign has specific dates associated with it. Here are the approximate dates for each Sun sign:
    • Aries: March 21 – April 19
    • Taurus: April 20 – May 20
    • Gemini: May 21 – June 20
    • Cancer: June 21 – July 22
    • Leo: July 23 – August 22
    • Virgo: August 23 – September 22
    • Libra: September 23 – October 22
    • Scorpio: October 23 – November 21
    • Sagittarius: November 22 – December 21
    • Capricorn: December 22 – January 19
    • Aquarius: January 20 – February 18
    • Pisces: February 19 – March 20
  3. Identify Your Sun Sign: Based on your birth date, determine which zodiac sign the Sun was in on that day. For example:
    • If you were born on March 25th, your Sun sign is Aries.
    • If you were born on July 10th, your Sun sign is Cancer.
  4. Confirm with an Astrology Calculator: For accuracy, you can use an online astrology calculator or software to generate your birth chart. This will confirm your Sun sign and provide additional details about your astrological profile. We like the one Chani Nicholas offers for free here.

Additional Considerations:

  • Cusp Dates: If you were born close to the cusp (the transition period between two zodiac signs), you may want to check your complete birth chart for precision. Sometimes, people born near the cusp might exhibit traits of both adjacent signs.
  • Consult an Astrologer: For a more detailed interpretation of your Sun sign and its implications in your life, consider consulting with an astrologer. They can provide personalized insights based on your entire birth chart, including the positions of other planets.

Understanding your Sun sign helps you grasp fundamental aspects of your personality, ego, and core motivations according to astrology. It can influence the core identity, ego, and vitality.

A sun sign chart summarizes the key characteristics and influences associated with each zodiac sign when the Sun is placed in them.

Sun Sign Chart

Aries Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Energetic, assertive, courageous
  • Influences:
    • Initiative, leadership, independence
  • Health Considerations:
    • Head and face issues, tendency towards fevers

Taurus Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Stable, practical, persistent
  • Influences:
    • Material security, sensuality, determination
  • Health Considerations:
    • Throat and neck issues, potential for overindulgence

Gemini Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Curious, communicative, adaptable
  • Influences:
    • Mental agility, versatility, sociability
  • Health Considerations:
    • Nervous system, respiratory health, anxiety

Cancer Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Nurturing, sensitive, protective
  • Influences:
    • Emotional depth, family orientation, intuition
  • Health Considerations:
    • Digestive system, mood fluctuations, sensitivity

Leo Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Dramatic, confident, generous
  • Influences:
    • Creative expression, leadership, charisma
  • Health Considerations:
    • Heart and back issues, need for recognition and applause

Virgo Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Practical, analytical, meticulous
  • Influences:
    • Service-oriented, detail-oriented, health-conscious
  • Health Considerations:
    • Digestive system, nervous tension, hypochondria tendencies

Libra Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Diplomatic, harmonious, fair-minded
  • Influences:
    • Relationships, balance, aesthetics
  • Health Considerations:
    • Kidney and bladder issues, hormonal balance, stress-related ailments

Scorpio Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Intense, passionate, secretive
  • Influences:
    • Depth of feeling, transformation, resilience
  • Health Considerations:
    • Reproductive system, intensity-related health issues

Sagittarius Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Adventurous, optimistic, philosophical
  • Influences:
    • Exploration, freedom, idealism
  • Health Considerations:
    • Hips and thighs, liver and circulation, risk of overexertion

Capricorn Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Ambitious, disciplined, responsible
  • Influences:
    • Career focus, practicality, structure
  • Health Considerations:
    • Skeletal system, joints, skin conditions

Aquarius Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Innovative, humanitarian, independent
  • Influences:
    • Unconventional thinking, progressiveness, community-oriented
  • Health Considerations:
    • Circulatory issues, nervous system, stress-related disorders

Pisces Sun

  • Key Characteristics:
    • Compassionate, imaginative, sensitive
  • Influences:
    • Dreaminess, spirituality, artistic expression
  • Health Considerations:
    • Feet and lymphatic system, vulnerability to escapism and addiction
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How to take cell salts for your astrological sign

This is for informational purposes about cell and astrology. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Using astrology and cell salts is not a new phenomenon. For about 100 years different authors have written about the connection between your astrological sign and cell salts. There is less information about how to take them within this approach and recommended dose protocols. 

In this article we will go over several different ways to consider taking cell salts using astrology and maybe you can find an approach that resonates for you . Everybody is different and everybody has a different health profile with different challenges. See this as a tool for reflection with what’s going on within.

First steps to taking cell salts for your astrological sign

If you haven’t already find out what your astrological chart is. This includes your son sign which most people are familiar with and also your rising or ascendant sign and moon sign. You will need your location of birth and time of birth to determine your rising and moon sign. There are plenty of free websites and applications to find out this information. We recommend Chani Nicholas to find out your chart. Once you have this information, look up each corresponding cell salt that relates to your sun sign, your ascendant sign, and your moon sign.

 Astrological SignCell saltRole in body
1 Aries#6 Kali phosNerve nutrient
2 Taurus#11 Nat sulphWater eliminator
3 Gemini#5 Kali murGlandular tonic
4 Cancer#1 Calc fluorElasticity
5 Leo#8 Mag phosRelaxes nerves and muscles
6 Virgo#7 Kali sulphSkin balance
7 Libra#10 Nat phosAcid neutralizer
8 Scorpio#3 Calc sulphBlood cleanser
9 Sagittarius#12 SilicaCleanser & conditioner
10 Capricorn#2 Calc phosBone health
11 Aquarius#9 Nat murWater balance
12 Pisces#4 Ferr phosFirst aid

Consider starting with your rising or ascendant cell salt

H.L. Cornell speaks of the ascendant (rising) sign’s importance in health in his Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology,

“[The ascendant sign,] determines largely the physical appearance, description of the body, height, weight, the degree of vitality, etc., and is very important to study in connection with health and disease.”

Compare all three cell salts and reflect on which one matches the health challenges you want to address most. It’s possible that you will find similarities between your health and each of the different cell salts indicated in your astrological chart. That is OK. Take a moment to consider the set of symptoms that are most bothersome to you either on a daily basis or over the last week. That is the one that you start with.

It is also possible that none of the cell salts in your astrological chart match your unique set of health circumstances. In that case if you’re still wanting to try cell salts go for the traditional approach and the original approach for determining cell salts and look at all 12 cell salts to see which one matches your set of circumstances the best.

Common dose protocols for cell salts (taken from Jackson’s Common Cell Salt protocols page)

One cell salt:

  1. Day 1-5: Take 1-3 times per day.
  2. Day 6-7: Rest days (no cell salts).

Two to three cell salts:

  1. Protocol A: Alternate Weeks
    • Week 1:
      • Day 1-5: Cell Salt 1, 1-3 times per day.
      • Day 6-7: Rest days.
    • Week 2:
      • Day 8-13: Cell Salt 2, 1-3 times per day.
      • Day 14-15: Rest days.
    • Repeat as needed. Cycle in others as needed.
  2. Protocol B: Alternate Days
    • Day 1: Cell Salt 1, 1-3 times per day.
    • Day 2: Cell Salt 2, 1-3 times per day.
    • Repeat and adjust as necessary.
  3. Protocol C: Taken Together
    • Day 1-5: Take a ½ dose of each cell salt, 1-3 times per day.
    • Day 6-7: Rest days.
    • Repeat as needed.

Reduce frequency of dosage as symptoms improve. It’s safe to suddenly stop taking and you can start again if symptoms return.

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Rising (ascendant) sign characteristics

Finding Your Rising Sign

To find your rising sign, also known as the Ascendant, can be tricky as it is based on the exact time and place of your birth. It represents the zodiac sign that was rising on the eastern horizon at the moment you were born. The rising sign changes approximately every two hours. Therefore, the precise time of your birth is crucial. Even a difference of a few minutes can alter the rising sign. Your ascendant can influence physical appearance, vitality, and health predispositions.

Use an Online Birth Chart Calculator

The easiest way to find your rising sign is to use an online birth chart calculator. These tools generate a detailed birth chart based on your birth information, including your rising sign. Birth chart calculators can be found for free online. We like the one Chani Nicholas offers for free here.

The Ascendant, or Rising sign, represents how you present yourself to the world, your outward behavior, and your initial reactions to new experiences. Here’s a brief overview of each zodiac sign’s characteristics when it is the Ascendant:

Aries Ascendant

  • Personality: Bold, assertive, and energetic.
  • Traits: Confident and direct; tends to take initiative.
  • Appearance: Often athletic or striking, with an energetic presence.

Taurus Ascendant

  • Personality: Grounded, calm, and sensual.
  • Traits: Patient and reliable; seeks stability and comfort.
  • Appearance: Often has a strong, attractive presence; may have a love for beauty and style.

Gemini Ascendant

  • Personality: Sociable, curious, and adaptable.
  • Traits: Communicative and witty; loves to engage in conversation.
  • Appearance: Often youthful and expressive, with a lively demeanor.

Cancer Ascendant

  • Personality: Nurturing, sensitive, and intuitive.
  • Traits: Caring and protective; often puts others’ needs first.
  • Appearance: Soft features, often with a welcoming or comforting presence.

Leo Ascendant

  • Personality: Charismatic, confident, and expressive.
  • Traits: Naturally draws attention and enjoys being in the spotlight.
  • Appearance: Regal or dramatic presence; often stylish and vibrant.

Virgo Ascendant

  • Personality: Analytical, detail-oriented, and practical.
  • Traits: Observant and thoughtful; often focused on improvement.
  • Appearance: Often neat and polished, with an understated style.

Libra Ascendant

  • Personality: Charming, diplomatic, and sociable.
  • Traits: Values harmony and relationships; often seeks balance.
  • Appearance: Graceful and aesthetically pleasing, with a keen sense of style.

Scorpio Ascendant

  • Personality: Intense, mysterious, and passionate.
  • Traits: Observant and powerful; often has a magnetic presence.
  • Appearance: Strong and striking features; may have an air of intrigue.

Sagittarius Ascendant

  • Personality: Adventurous, optimistic, and open-minded.
  • Traits: Loves freedom and exploration; often has a philosophical outlook.
  • Appearance: Generally cheerful and energetic, with a love for casual style.

Capricorn Ascendant

  • Personality: Serious, disciplined, and ambitious.
  • Traits: Responsible and practical; often focused on goals and achievements.
  • Appearance: Often has a professional or polished look; may seem reserved.

Aquarius Ascendant

  • Personality: Unique, innovative, and independent.
  • Traits: Values individuality and progressive ideas; often unconventional.
  • Appearance: Eccentric or eclectic style; may stand out in a crowd.

Pisces Ascendant

  • Personality: Compassionate, dreamy, and empathetic.
  • Traits: Intuitive and artistic; often has a gentle demeanor.
  • Appearance: Soft and approachable look; may have a whimsical style.